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J "> vores Redd and : Lif Monbir i ] Gerald Wathyon' har Port Perry Rod and Gun club president John Williams [right] presented Gerald Jackson with a life membership in the Club at the annual banquet and awards night Saturday at the Utica Hall. Mr. Jackson has been a member of the club for 25 years. Rod and Gun Club trophy winners who were presented with awards are from left: Malvin Ross, | WILLY & SON'S © | SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS SHOP 52 Water Street - Port Perry - 985-3192 REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES & --\ MODELS OF \ SNOWMOBILES Winter Special TUNE-UP & GREASE SINGLE TWIN '29.95 °34.95 (PLUS PARTS) FREE PICK UP & DELIVERY a allow Mr. Rush a 10-acre A hearing will be held December 4 in Toronto' on Scugog Township's applicat- ion to appeal a court decision handed down earlier this month on a land re-zoning sought by Agincourt bus- inessman Carl J. Rush. The hearing, in front of the three judges, is to determine if there are sufficient grounds to continue the case in the appeal court. On November 15, Scugog Township council instructed lawyer David Sims to go ahead with the appeal pro- cedure against a decision earlier this month handed down by Mr. Justice Patrick Galligan which ordered the Township to comply with the terms of an order from the provincial Cabinet to amend a Township zoning by-law to rifle; Bill Harper, handgun; Myrna Clarke, rifle; Dan Stone, handgun; Wayne Burkett, handgun. Manchester and area by Ruby Fielding Church Sunday, December 3 at 11:15 a.m. Rev. E. Linstead in charge. The Manchester U.C.W. will hold their Christmas party December 7 with a Pot Luck Dinner at 12:30. There is to be a collection for the missions and canned goods for the needy instead of presents. Friends of Mrs. R. Stanley are pleased to see her out again after surgery in Port Perry hospital. Congrattlations to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchell who are celebrating their sixieth wedding anniversary in our church Saturday, December 2nd from 2 to 5 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitchell dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sanderson and Laura on Saturday evening. Mr. Ruben Hancel Sunday guest with the Mitchells. Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Roberts visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter Croden and family at London on Sunday. Belated Anniversary Greetings to Art and Joyce Vandervoort who celebrated their twentieth Wedding Anniversary Saturday evening at the Immaculate Conception Church at Port Perry. Mrs. Ronelda Jewell of Uxbridge dinner guest on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 27, 1978 -- 15 building lot at the intersect- ion of Regional Road 23 and the 12th Concession. In a related matter, Mayor Lawrence Malcolm told the Star on Monday that he had received replies from three Ontario Cabinet ministers to a personal letter he had written to Premier William Davis and the entire Cabinet. The letter from the Mayor, written earlier this month, was in anticipation of a Cabinet decision on a sev- erance application by Mr. Rush which was turned down by the Land Division Comm- ittee this fall, and upheld by the Ontario Municipal Board. Mr. Rush appealed this severance rejection dir- ectly to the Cabinet. The replies which Mayor Malcolm had received as of Monday were from Envir- onment minister Harry Par- rott, Justice minister Robert Welch and Doug Wiseman, minister without portfolio. The Cabinet had been ex- pected to make-a decision on the severance application by Mr. Rush earlier this month, however, that was apparent- ly delayed until the re-zoning matter was handled by the courts. Township councillors are now hopeful that the Cabinet will deal with the severance appeal at the regular Cab- inet meeting scheduled for this Wednesday (November 29). If the Cabinet decides in favour of Mr. Rush on the severance application, Scugog's appeal of the court decision on the re-zoning might be weakened. By the same-token, some members of council feel that if the Cabinet rejects Mr. Rush's | Rod and Gun Banquet | §cygog land zoning SLE appeal will start | Monday in Toronto severance application, the re-zoning issue now before the courts would become as one councillor put it, "some- what academic." Scugog Township council is fighting this re-zoning and severance on two fronts: in the courts, and by personal pleas to the Ontario Cabinet. In addition to Mayor Law- rence Malcolm's letter, the contents of which were made public a week ago, councillor Reg Rose has sent a private letter to the Ontario premier and the members of Cab- inet. Mayor Malcolm told the Star on Monday that he has also sent a detailed letter of the entire issue to Ontario Liberal Party leader Stuart Smith. rn Louise Patterson Handicraft Guild by Beryl Espley The Guild met in the St. John's Presbyterian Church Hall on Wednesday, Novem- ber 8th for yet another excel- lent programme. The mem- bers had responded very well to the request for Christ- mas decorations and novel- ties. There was a fine collection of Christmas bells, balls, angels. snowmen, skates, napkin rings and tree decorations. All the exhibi- tors were happy to explain how to make the articles and to share their secrets with the rest of the members. The next meeting will be in a different format. 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